Overview

Every Saturday at 9:30 am, the ORC Winter Breakfast Runs take off from various locations from January to early March. The Breakfast Runs are group runs of approximately 6 miles.

ORC board member Phil Canion dutifully marks all the courses so all can follow. People run at a pace they desire or find out they can run faster than they thought. After each run, the group goes to a nearby eatery and has breakfast.

This year, three of the breakfast runs are hosted by club members. These runs are free and open to all — no registration required. The breakfast series is an excellent way to meet other local runners.

All the runs start at 9:30 am. For more information on these runs, email Phil Canion, or Steven Schallenkamp.

This Week

• The Ashokan Reservoir Run

• Meet at Jen Murray’s House (contact for directions)

Overview

Every Saturday at 9:30 am, the ORC Winter Breakfast Runs take off from various locations from January to early March. The Breakfast Runs are group runs of approximately 6 miles.

ORC board member Phil Canion dutifully marks all the courses so all can follow. People run at a pace they desire or find out they can run faster than they thought. After each run, the group goes to a nearby eatery and has breakfast.

This year, three of the breakfast runs are hosted by club members. These runs are free and open to all — no registration required. The breakfast series is an excellent way to meet other local runners.

All the runs start at 9:30 am. For more information on these runs, email Phil Canion, or Steven Schallenkamp.

This Week

• The Walkway Run

• Meet on the west side of the Walkway Across the Hudson

Overview

Every Saturday at 9:30 am, the ORC Winter Breakfast Runs take off from various locations from January to early March. The Breakfast Runs are group runs of approximately 6 miles.

ORC board member Phil Canion dutifully marks all the courses so all can follow. People run at a pace they desire or find out they can run faster than they thought. After each run, the group goes to a nearby eatery and has breakfast.

This year, three of the breakfast runs are hosted by club members. These runs are free and open to all — no registration required. The breakfast series is an excellent way to meet other local runners.

All the runs start at 9:30 am. For more information on these runs, email Phil Canion, or Steven Schallenkamp.

This Week

• The Saugerties Sawyer Ramble

• Meet at the Kiwanis Ice Arena

Overview

Every Saturday at 9:30 am, the ORC Winter Breakfast Runs take off from various locations from January to early March. The Breakfast Runs are group runs of approximately 6 miles.

ORC board member Phil Canion dutifully marks all the courses so all can follow. People run at a pace they desire or find out they can run faster than they thought. After each run, the group goes to a nearby eatery and has breakfast.

This year, three of the breakfast runs are hosted by club members. These runs are free and open to all — no registration required. The breakfast series is an excellent way to meet other local runners.

All the runs start at 9:30 am. For more information on these runs, email Phil Canion, or Steven Schallenkamp.

This Week

• 3 Car Garage Run

• Meet at the Pat Johnson’s House (contact for directions)

Overview

Every Saturday at 9:30 am, the ORC Winter Breakfast Runs take off from various locations from January to early March. The Breakfast Runs are group runs of approximately 6 miles.

ORC board member Phil Canion dutifully marks all the courses so all can follow. People run at a pace they desire or find out they can run faster than they thought. After each run, the group goes to a nearby eatery and has breakfast.

This year, three of the breakfast runs are hosted by club members. These runs are free and open to all — no registration required. The breakfast series is an excellent way to meet other local runners.

All the runs start at 9:30 am. For more information on these runs, email Phil Canion, or Steven Schallenkamp.

This Week

• Port Ewen River Road Run

• Meet at the Ulster BOCES Center

Overview

Every Saturday at 9:30 am, the ORC Winter Breakfast Runs take off from various locations from January to early March. The Breakfast Runs are group runs of approximately 6 miles.

ORC board member Phil Canion dutifully marks all the courses so all can follow. People run at a pace they desire or find out they can run faster than they thought. After each run, the group goes to a nearby eatery and has breakfast.

This year, three of the breakfast runs are hosted by club members. These runs are free and open to all — no registration required. The breakfast series is an excellent way to meet other local runners.

All the runs start at 9:30 am. For more information on these runs, email Phil Canion, or Steven Schallenkamp.

This Week

• Rhinebeck Ramble

• Meet at Steven Sansola’s House (contact for directions)

Overview

Every Saturday at 9:30 am, the ORC Winter Breakfast Runs take off from various locations from January to early March. The Breakfast Runs are group runs of approximately 6 miles.

ORC board member Phil Canion dutifully marks all the courses so all can follow. People run at a pace they desire or find out they can run faster than they thought. After each run, the group goes to a nearby eatery and has breakfast.

This year, three of the breakfast runs are hosted by club members. These runs are free and open to all — no registration required. The breakfast series is an excellent way to meet other local runners.

All the runs start at 9:30 am. For more information on these runs, email Phil Canion, or Steven Schallenkamp.

This Week

• Tour of Lake Katrine

• Meet at the Town of Ulster Offices

Overview

Every Saturday at 9:30 am, the ORC Winter Breakfast Runs take off from various locations from January to early March. The Breakfast Runs are group runs of approximately 6 miles.

ORC board member Phil Canion dutifully marks all the courses so all can follow. People run at a pace they desire or find out they can run faster than they thought. After each run, the group goes to a nearby eatery and has breakfast.

This year, three of the breakfast runs are hosted by club members. These runs are free and open to all — no registration required. The breakfast series is an excellent way to meet other local runners.

All the runs start at 9:30 am. For more information on these runs, email Phil Canion, or Steven Schallenkamp.

This Week

• The Original Kingston Classic Course

• Meet at the Forsyth Park Tennis Courts

Join us on US-209 to do some spring cleaning! There is no address, but here are the GPS coordinates for the pull-off location: 41.96320° N, 74.02282° W.

Before you show up, please contact Phil Canion for more information.